She's starting this complaining about a casual game of table tennis so it's not exclusively board games, it's like... the concept of playing a game? And apparently, not only as a party activity, but in general.
They say we shouldn't attribute to malice what could be attributed to stupidity, let's try that :
"Wait, people searching for books don't like that we help destroy real books en masse to feed the infinite fake book machines? Oh, my bad, we hadn't realized, we're not doing that then."
Zeitz wrote that he hosted the party to meet âexceptional peopleâ and find out if they were âjust as crazy as we are.â
"You know what would be reeeally crazy, dude? What if you got an ad for my company permanently etched on your skin? So quirky and fun, just like someone I might hire ! Just saying."
This is absolutely pathetic. Love the way they have no idea what to do with their arms, but desperately try to do something anyway, at a glacial pace, I assume because any faster could throw them off-balance... And they just end up stuck in the most awkward, unnatural poses anyway.
Gave up on Sims too, I don't even care enough to pirate it no matter how trivial it is at this point.
I got Paralives. It's still very early, but it could get somewhere.
For now my main problem with it is it's very light on autonomous simulation. And though I like the idea of storytellers, at this point they barely do anything. I want freaking chaos in my game, and it should be more varied than just "Hey, what if sudden crush on that random person?".
The cards and progression system are good ideas though. Again, they need nore variety.
Not at all an achievement hunter, and Steam is not my default gaming platform...
But I checked my rarest achievements and I've got a 1.4%. Which does not sound much, except it's in fucking Skyrim, and absolutely trivial to get.
OK, there's the catch : it's because this is Skyrim VR. It's the achievement you get just for mining ore and chopping wood.
Looks like there are some relatively easy .3/.4% to get there if you've got a VR headset and some dedication. And manage to keep the game working long enough to get those. That might be the hardest part, because ... Bethesda.
Problem with that is you wouldn't be able to win the lottery unless you're buying tickets, and in that case you would probably not be a natural at that wisely investing money thing.
Fediverse needs that. There's just not enough people to attain the one cool thing about reddit, that was having a couple people create communities around basically any niche hobby you could think of.
Only very generic topics or ultra-popular stuff get some traction, and in many cases it's barely a blip.
Je me suis lancé dans Half-Life Alyx. Pas encore fini, mais si je me base sur les succÚs je suis allé plus loin que 80% des joueurs, et vu le niveau que je viens de passer je crois que j'ai une idée de pourquoi... Fuck Jeff.
C'est clairement une des meilleures expériences VR que j'ai pu faire, la physique est impressionnante et il y a plein de bonnes idées d'interaction.
Mais au risque d'en choquer certains, en fait ça me fait presque un peu chier que ce soit Half-Life. Et en particulier, une préquelle d'Half-Life 2, dans les poubelles et les égouts de City 17, avec des headcrab zombies et le Combine partout. C'est en grande partie déjà vu, c'est crade et moche 100% du temps, ça lasse je trouve. Heureusement qu'il y a pas mal d'humour dans les dialogues.
This is an actual famicom/NES game? That's quite impressive.
He's working hard on destroying that one, don't worry. The quest experience has only gotten worse with every update.
I was like "wait, weren't there people measuring the Earth-Moon distance with lasers?" so I had to check...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiments
Oh.
He was a king, and died old (after trying to cheat death, which is why he's been punished). So yeah, safe to assume he had a wife.
In some versions of the myth, she is even mentioned and unknowingly plays a part in his plan to trick the Underworld gods.
She's starting this complaining about a casual game of table tennis so it's not exclusively board games, it's like... the concept of playing a game? And apparently, not only as a party activity, but in general.
Very weird take.
There are three mentions to alcohol, one for each potential social interaction in that article. So I guess I know how the author parties typically.
I'd rather have the games, thank you.
Anthropic writes a shitty roleplay every other week and somehow it still makes the news.
They say we shouldn't attribute to malice what could be attributed to stupidity, let's try that :
"Wait, people searching for books don't like that we help destroy real books en masse to feed the infinite fake book machines? Oh, my bad, we hadn't realized, we're not doing that then."
Yeah, I'm not absolutely convinced.
"You know what would be reeeally crazy, dude? What if you got an ad for my company permanently etched on your skin? So quirky and fun, just like someone I might hire ! Just saying."
This is absolutely pathetic. Love the way they have no idea what to do with their arms, but desperately try to do something anyway, at a glacial pace, I assume because any faster could throw them off-balance... And they just end up stuck in the most awkward, unnatural poses anyway.
Those young Wednesday strips are indeed very nice.
The clanker in the pic is from a CES demo. I did not see whose skin the classroom terminator is supposed to wear but it is supposed to have dark hair.
Using the old logic of creationists and other fake historians : "They gave that guy a huuuuge grave, obviously he was a giant".
Gave up on Sims too, I don't even care enough to pirate it no matter how trivial it is at this point.
I got Paralives. It's still very early, but it could get somewhere.
For now my main problem with it is it's very light on autonomous simulation. And though I like the idea of storytellers, at this point they barely do anything. I want freaking chaos in my game, and it should be more varied than just "Hey, what if sudden crush on that random person?".
The cards and progression system are good ideas though. Again, they need nore variety.
Not at all an achievement hunter, and Steam is not my default gaming platform...
But I checked my rarest achievements and I've got a 1.4%. Which does not sound much, except it's in fucking Skyrim, and absolutely trivial to get.
OK, there's the catch : it's because this is Skyrim VR. It's the achievement you get just for mining ore and chopping wood.
Looks like there are some relatively easy .3/.4% to get there if you've got a VR headset and some dedication. And manage to keep the game working long enough to get those. That might be the hardest part, because ... Bethesda.
Mrs. Hare'd better destroy that letter.
Problem with that is you wouldn't be able to win the lottery unless you're buying tickets, and in that case you would probably not be a natural at that wisely investing money thing.
Wait, the original was not in English? How would that pun work in any other language?
Fediverse needs that. There's just not enough people to attain the one cool thing about reddit, that was having a couple people create communities around basically any niche hobby you could think of.
Only very generic topics or ultra-popular stuff get some traction, and in many cases it's barely a blip.